Don’t Worry, We Won’t Repeat “Ad Nauseam”

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Hey there, tenacious thinker! Today's word is "ad nauseam," a Latin term meaning "to the point of nausea." It's often used to describe something that has been repeated so often it becomes tiresome. WORD OF THE DAY May 24, 2024 ad nauseam [ ad naw-zee-uhm ] adverb to a sickening or disgusting degree. Learn More About This Word "Barbecuing," "Grilling," And "Smoking": What's The Difference? Ever had a heated debate on whether that chicken you cooked outdoors was barbecued, grilled, or smoked? Before you light up the grill, bite into this breakdown of the three terms now! Keep reading Featured Stories 9 to 5 Listing Your Skills That Pay The Bills: A Guide To The Perfect Resume On fire Pay Tribute To The Draconic Magnificence Of Dragons With This Quiz Emoji IRL What's The Story Behind The 🏳️‍🌈 Rainbow Flag Emoji? What's Trending? Here are the top stories that our readers have been engrossed with! 🌟 7 Of The Best Fictional Languages Created By Writers 🎉 How To Write A Haiku: Tips And Examples 💯 The 10 Essential Poetry Terms You Need Today (Yes, Today) 📘 You Don't Want To Be "Mid." What Does This Slang Word Mean? 📝 "Psychic" vs "Medium": Gaze Into Our Crystal Ball To Find The Difference Quiz MULTIPLE CHOICE Which of the following is this sentence: He danced as fluidly as water. simile metaphor neither Play more quizzes and games Until we meet again! Let's avoid repetition and keep things fresh. Join us tomorrow for another captivating word of the day! Sponsored messages like these help us keep Dictionary.com free. We thank you for your continued support! Want more emails like this? Sign up to receive them daily. Need help? Review our About Us or contact us for assistance. For brand partnerships, email sponsor@dictionary.com. This email has been sent to anujshailgupt.worldofwords@blogger.com by Dictionary.com LLC. Make sure this email goes to your inbox by adding doctor@dictionary.com to your address book. If you wish to stop seeing these emails, please feel free to Manage Your Preferences or Unsubscribe. For more information regarding the OpenWeb ad privacy policy, please visit this link. Careers Shop Contact Us About Dictionary.com LLC, Oakland CA